10 Easy DIY Face Masks You Can Make In A Blender

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Your blender is a powerhouse when it comes to making quickie breakfasts (speaking of, here are the only 4 smoothie recipes you'll ever need.) And maybe you've even mastered the art of putting it to work for less obvious uses like a no-cook soup or breadcrumbs. But you probably haven't considered using it toward your at-home beauty regimen.

Apply:Spread evenly over skin and allow to sit for 10 minutes. Gently massage face with lukewarm water to exfoliate. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry.

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For blemished skin

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For tired skin

Sure, caffeine can wake up your brain—but using it topically constricts blood vessels, therefore targeting swelling and inflammation in the skin. The writers at the food-focused website Spoon University, say research in animals has shown that the smell of coffee alone may be enough to give you a cognitive edge.

Apply:Gently rub the mixture on clean skin. Leave the mask on for about five minutes, and then rinse with water. Store leftovers in the refrigerator for a few weeks.

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For overheated skin

This mask suggested by Roberta Perry, founder of , combines moisturizing yogurt with soothing cucumber. The potato enzyme catecholase and the vitamin C in the orange juice help to smooth skin. The tea tannins are antioxidants, which help protect cells from damage.

Apply:Spread all over face and let sit for 15 minutes. Cover with a damp washcloth for another five minutes, and rinse.

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For dull skin

Felicia Alva, LA-based esthetician and celebrity makeup artist at Flutter Beauty, uses this skin-reviving trick with her red-carpet clientele. The lactic acid in yogurt is a natural exfoliant; honey plumps by drawing moisture into the skin.

Blend:½ cup plain Greek yogurt + 2 tablespoons honey

Apply:Slather a thick layer on the face, leaving out the eye and lip area. Relax and let sit for 20 minutes.